The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-22 00:00:00

~. ~ ~': ~ au. ugn 5 3 t5(5•1 . . . - . . .NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT'XARIIEN., , SCARISBRIC.K-HALL, .. • HIS PRESENT EVENING, N0v.22,1809, t - - .tiovember, 14; iSo9. . i TO BE SOLD,. „. will tie perfuntied 'a Grand Melo-Dramatic tlpFra, ja - At Scatisbrick-Hall, near OrmA.i:k, Lancashire, en Tues. three Aos, called •. i • day, the stli day of ikcember next, ,- and on the following / I..)as, ! . . l HE T VALUABLE -FARMING STOCK of the late THOMAS ECCLESTON, Esq. ' I . Consisting of Cart Horses and Cattle of the Alderney, i Suffolk, , and Lancashire Breeds; Sheep of the Leicester, i South Down, Welch, aud. Scotch Sorts ; Pigs 'of various 4 Breeds: together with a large Collection of the most rare and 1 valuable linplements•of Husbandry. At the saine_tirne will be Sold, , A valuable ColleEtion of Blood Mares, with a large Stock of Colts under tour years old, and some Maltese Asses of a particularly Large size, with their produce, tit for the Saddle or Draft i The Sale will take place on each day at Ten in the Fore. 1 noon, and the Stock may be looked at the Week before 1 the Sale. THE- EXILE. Count thriek, the I.' xiie,_ Mr. EGERTON ; Governor of Siberia, Mr MUN DEN ; Baron Afitradolf, M. LISTON ; Copnt.Calmar,'Mr. BEELAVIN"; • Daran Mr. YOUNG ; The Empress ilizAbeth, Miss LOGAN ; Sedona, Mrs. HD MPHRI ES - Alexina; Mrs. H. 10 • K.arharine, Mrs. NC is.ONS. • To'which will beadded, • DON JeAN ; Or, THE LIBCATINE DESIROYED, Don Juan, Mr. EGERTON./ Dori Guzman (ilk! CoMmandant), Mr. CHAPMAN ; • Scaramouch, Mr. i; IM A LDI ; Donna Anna, Miss - BRISTOW. The•Dances,by tlie*Nlisses A DAMS. To conclude with a Vievv‘iirt-the Infernal Regions, antra MON Y. NOBLEMEN, GentlemAn, Sic. are respectfully informed they mar be ' : Supplied with Money to. any amount, on terms "equA _to Mortgage, secured; on Freehold, Cop, hold, Leasehold, Land or Houses, Money in the Fuels, ,rriage Settkiiients, Widows' lointur,s, Clergymen's I.,ir in4s, or -any other- property. Pets ,, tis or ptopetty may be supplied, on !heir -Persort.4 Security only. Gentlemen. will hQt every liberal accommodation without delay. A • from. Twelve till Two, or kt:ers. (post paid) adoi - 4..!;,,,:l io Messt, Wills and Cu. 49, Soutu-street, Berke squtne - 'Shower of • Fire. XheDanees by the Misses Adams,,and the .Corps de Ballet. Places tur the Boxes to be taken of islr. Brandon, al. the '°x-Office in Hart-street. • • • loxes 75. Second Price 35. tid.- 7 Pj„t 4s Setond Price 23. , N- altery zs. Second Prke !..allery is. . The Doors will he opened at Hatt past Five, and'the Play, begin at.Hait past Six. • past_ Five, 11. very Man in his.Humour ; with on I uan. On Friday, The-Way to Get.N,larried. On Saturday, the 11 naish 1 34 1 . On Monday, The Roman Father. On Tuesday, The School far Prejudice. LYCEUM THEATRE. Under th e Special License ot the LORD CHAI4II3E R LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally iiateiesteil. - - . . THEIR Majesties' Serva6ts; forthing the CO \I PAN Y of the ' late` OK UR 1 1 LANE TH EAT tt E, Wtil, THIS7PRESENT EVENING, November 2z, 1809, Perform the Corn i v'.4 THE BUSY BODY. Sir qeuiv Apy, Mr. RUSSELL; Sir Frandts Cril,e, Mr. DU IVTON Sir l• 41 , x Tiaai,- ' Mr. PALM•ER ; Charles, Mr. E-10,LLAN. ; Marptot, Mr.' WIkEN'- 1 4 ; ' • - Whisper, Mr. !A • Mira.icta, ,Miss DU NC.eiN'; . • Patch. Vus HA K. LOW E, ; Isaboßta, Mrs. SCOTT , ; Scentvvell, Miss TI USW ELL. ' I 'o which will Oeadcitit i ., bitetain'w), 'a new Fart,e, in Two , Acts, ca , • NOT AT HOME. .. ‘,.. , The 'flint 1 pal Lh.raelars by - .. ' Mr. MELVIN, ivIr.M.TIiEWS, Mr. DE CA ll'. -Mr . . HOLLAND, . ' -111 r. PALM i 'c'.. Mr..OXHE ':,;1( V ; Mr. CHATTI: REY, Mr. j S•ktlTti, . Mr,. , ' , 1“; I ?.. Mrs: 111 1. - .. L . :), st,, Mrs. SC(.);, I ,•. Mrs. M,V;L , t'i , .,,iiS, .$ ' Miss 'l' I : SWELL. , -. po N to es and places ibe taken of Mr. Sivnit';',. in the Box- Office, at tneei strand' entrance ; of'whum oily also LA had rty,rtt: BUY e, nighti v lirrNeS 45.% Second Price 35,—Pir 3s. 6il 'Secondfrice zs.-- i'l,.r. zs‘. Second P rice is.' ,Upper Gallery is. Second rift oti. a,. , . I . l'h e Dutia to • lie opened at . ~ atf past Five, and the Per 0rtr............6, eig in :.., tlaii pdst Sit. '' - . .. 'Jp-onorrow t A hold Stroke Lora Wite. . .. On I. riday.. The Poor' c:..tntlernan ; Emily Worthington, Young I..ady, being her tiist aiipeaiance_on any Stage. O n sati to my, The Cabipet , • The new farce of. Not at Home will be repeated ;every 'E-yening this. Wek.. . STATE I.O,TTERY, On the New anti liiiiiroved Phu!, consisting of only 5, 000 Nuinbers, to ,be drawn in ()NE DAY, • The SCHEME contains _ 4 _ Prizes of . .4.y0;000, 12 .. - • - - I,oon e.'s 2o * of - ~- 500 &c Bcc.. trIC"KSTS and SHARES are selling by HAr 11U RN-t;" arid co k- Brokers, at their t"te , liattery Oitice,-,No. 9 3, under tite,R9yal Lullange .ICRARDSON; GOODLUCK;iirid'CO: c,,ntratturs tbr.the I:ate State Lottery, return weir oliot Oatefill Acknowledgements to the t'unbc, for.tiie high 'en, t4) Utagement they gave to the e;N, lan - tor thawing the-,.1-!-J, ttry in One Day, and to assure them, that norms fully v the bxreelations of Government,, by doing away tile Evils at,ttnitant on Lotteries, that have .been so much compl:MKi.l. They'beg• feave to redommendtlie N, - ; , ,v State Lottery.! 7,'lfich is on the same Principle, 'and' will be drawn in One 421 ay, r4th Feb. n at,- • only 5,G00 Numbers.—Four Tickets of cach.lslumber: SCHEM . 4 Prizes of . . ,c. 20,0001 4 Prizes of . . 5,000 1 2 , • . 1,000 26 11 % _ &c. :rickets and Shares are nowon Sale at tl . :e old ()dices - , -onier of Bank 1361 dings, andlacing the King's .Mews, Coating-cross,. by RICHAkIISON; QOk)DLU,CK, and o. A ~I~•.~ ' * TO THE PUIILIC. &WIFT . ' and CO. leg leave most respectfully to trttaga their thanks.to the public, for thy Ainexarnpled P4tr4 l yge , art4 support there,xperienced as CpprractOrs for M, L e'lasi Lottery, and at the- same to express"th at e grification l ey feel in having had the honour of hying befin ,... .`: ., e pub 're the first Lottery op the. improved principle, which leas at once fulfilled the beneficial intentions of the Chancel for of the Exchequer, by presenting the evil or ii.tiurance, and received sanction the of - the public, sas atlordio a sup.;rior Chance tt the.adventuret. The,prsent Lottery is exactly' on the same Wan as the last, aiid will, nu doubt, be equally honoured by the'apprebation ill the public. ._ SCHEME. .. ~. . • , 4 - of - k 20,0 0 ,• . •zo -. of - -- - ,C coo • 4 _ .. son° 20 •-• --.- ' - too • 1:1 -' -- lOOO ' 49 . 1 a Iroril SO• to 1 51, . .:. `Jnly 5006. Numbers"; Four Tickets of every Number', each (1 f which will be entitled to the full Amount of whatever prize. is drawn against the Number. . Ticker and shares are 'selling "in great vatiety at SWIFT 4 t ll CO 's ' 'tffice! , , '.llo. i r, Poultry, - Ito. 1.2.. C haring-C ross, . , , Nu. 31, Aldgate High-street. ..., s TO MOTHERS AND NURSES. , /IRS. MERCHANT , No . 3, Middlesex-street, I .Sonters.town, has experienced one of the - greatest ssins in human nature, of being ,restored to a dear Chitd, ( I 0 to g all appearance wasat death's door. This - dear Child wa, t • tin consumption, and lay two days in con v u lsions, with ohs .l c'eth .when a friend gave Mrs. M. -a draught of a bottle n t tlteAlfE KicAN soon-m:0 SYRUP; the Mother , sooner tubbed it on nos gorns• - than he began to mend, arcl had- a grxid night, which- was time first for three weeks, is pet.feCtly restored; though he was quite taken of his, t. 1 0 be had of the Proprietors, I. Johnson, and Co. g 4, street, Oxford r streer 4 and, retail of Golding, 42, ; . and of , all the. principal Medicine Yendcrs in and CJantey;at zs. 9d. a 'Bota, tot Ready Money. MR. I,lNt NOVEL. - _ • k)ay were i,thhsited; in Four Voln:ries; price IL IS.. 'THE ADV EN I'URES cif: RALPH • BRIDG E, con! lning Sketches Of IVluttern Chtuaders, Manners, and Cdtic•tty.o • By. WILLIAM LINLEY, Esc; The wit . ) s of neav'n are chirk anti intrit,:ite; • Puzz.ied. • t itn mazes, and perple:('d•with errors, • Our uutterstan ling traces r hem. in vain, Lust an 'd itt•thel.ruitle:is &carat, , Nor sees won how - mach art the windings run, - • Nqr ;where the regular confirgion'end*. Arrolsow. Printed for Richard Phillips, London ; and to b nad of all ,;vl,ees. • • .11, • u, i) Li ne\.l Third hitt.t.n.t. I , ;,..ttated ,tlt h eases, price 45. 6d, APit Aunt', LIU "IRE ATIS E on the'certa►n PRE-, Nil N 'lid, CUR L. oi the VLN E RLAL 1.)1S. nafticulaii . , its conseqiinies, as Sttitiures, Gleets, Tares Uorsalis, 111 pochunthistn, Onanotn, being a complerd guide in thcse diseases. . . iiy. pit.. CATON. "u 1 ,con, • Late or toe tl (I,,spitals 01 St, Thomas's and Guy's. Prottea for S. ilighley, 24, FILTt-street ; C. NititlOW, 56,. Ho: ; Neely, and hones, Paternosnter ru Lol.don.' Where may be had, , The London Medical and Surgical S p, dater, vois. I and 1, price ti.7:S 61. in F . .,, ,Ards. • • .. . ' :_tp...eitily w di. be p u bl,tied, N wittier; L . 1t( be continued Q uar ter ly )Of . . . A CLASSICAL JOURNAL , Coustsling of I. .2 rit ical Observations on Classical Authors. • ► 2. ( titicisins on New Editions ut tne Classics, and .on P u blications relating to.treck, Lain) and Oriental Litera. titre. . . .3. Disquisitirns on ClassiCal Subjeas. - 4 Pniloloitical andl.iiciary Anecdi:ites. •5. Classical and Oriental Antiquities. . . • b. Biblical Criticisiris and Qissertations. 7. Graminaticil and Etymological Researches. .. 8. 'Bibliographical Intelligence., 9. Collations of Greek - and Latin MSS. . . . . , to. Prize Poems, end other.Neadernicat Exercises. ii Grkek and Latin Original t'oetry. ii. Repuolications of scarce and valuable•Trads on Critical an.t Phdolo'gical Subjeds, and, of important Articles - in Can.! internal fournats ' Tins -W,,rk will combine the objects of .theßlbliotheclo Critica; Atta Erliditoruin, Commentarii Philologici; and'. other Classical,- Philological, and Antiquarian Publications, on the C o ntinent. • It wil l be conduded by Members of the Universities, and pri,nted : by a., rratluate of Oxtord. - Coduntrnieatirms are solicited,frbm every part of the world, in -the. F_rigltsli, Latin, and French languages'• i and will be received by Messrs. Longman, thirst, Kees, and Orme, Pa.. ternoster-row ; Mr. I. Richardson, lt,,yal , Exchange; Nir; Unlit or Mr. Oulati, Soho:squlre, London-, .wliete Subscribi ers are requested to lead their N ;ones. ' It is impossible at prese.ot 1.. ti 4. the prier, which probably will but eiceed live ~, t ,; it , ',Nu it r. . . . . ,A ; CHALLENGE. . .... , , A A ESSRS. (.3URIIIE and Co, Surgeons, Idle in . , iVi his' M . iesty's se rvice, challenge the whole world to pr! ye a single instance where their medicine and method of cur: have railed of the deSired Meet. - l'he practice of many years in this particular 'branch' of their profession, .has not givin it to OIT.I LlilStlC . es4ul as,-. - ' • They- continue to dt rec,t their studies to the treatment and Ctll.: Of VenCreAl Cenip!ault6, and that derangement !of the sys-. tett - which is- the. consequence of the pernicbus and wasteful • i ~ elleds or a habit long and most unhappily pursued` by the, -youth ot both •SeXC6. In the one it will -- be foinitt to be the, unfailing source ot barrenness ; :the other have its ravages t,I. ' tally developed' to them by a distressing state of debility, wl(ch, it. -not niitnely . r‘it_aetliect,, tertruitates in .impottnee, These are its teinote and -lti.inate effects, while conSiiiiip -600; losS of iniisculaf power, and vari,pus nervous complaints, ' usuall,!cnatacitgrise . the earlier stages of tills solitary vice. — ;(yr ir t .ons languishing tin,:er the disorders incident to, sut;la a ! habit, th,eir treatment is simple, and has never proved unstic ' cessruf in-the ebursc of a long, laborious, and much extended practice ,ln the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve -1 - oeteal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy. r_i xcscenees,-. hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions,. semi:. I nal Weaknessrglects, as-also . , . STRICTUR ti-S: I ‘Vliether recent or ot long dur a t ion, and whichhave baf -I:tted the skill 'of other Practitioners, are by t.ietr present iiii= i proved plan of treatment, Alectually 'and permanently cured, without the i'atielit suit ring the: excruciating .. pant and - alarming tietribiritage -widen-frequently fellows the a p pijcar ton of the- lunar caustic. In the course of tW - ciity . ) ! cars extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous, cases of 1 Strictures have . been arid arc daily under their care, t.tie total, ... ... ..‘ , , eradication of whielL is effected by a safe, certain,,and expe ditious mode of pra;ltice, Superior to ady btl.erjet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and'vlgorouS health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pmper perseverance in tlieirre•storative re medics, after the Stritture has been destroyed, is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life 'and to reanimate the'constitutiOn. ' Several Noblemen and Gentlerneri of -the first respeeabi lity, have been under the care of Messrs. Cur -oe_ and Co. for the removal of complaints of ilic-urethr4 Std.:tures, &c. and having received a radical and permanb , t Cure, requeSt 'that references may be given to t nein, •as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's, plan of treatment. Many ot these Gentlemen t!ave had stridures from to to .toyears, and,liad been under the Care o Messrs. Horne, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal etni_ pence, who attempted the cure by the application ot the Lu nar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and • Co. may ..be consulted by - ether sex with 'the sreateat delicacy; secrecy, and hono41; at..their -house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country are revestect to stAte the particu lars ot their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. inclosing a remittance for advice •and medicines, when ttie Same will, be given or sent to any part of the k ngdorn. .To ensure that secrecy so .essential tot their undertaking,- the postage ot letters may be added to the account foimcdicineb. 9th tiny, 1809.—xob Itatton•gardcti. ••• • - • • To TIMMA -, - TA V1.0R,• Esti. I‘l, - i. 9, -New Bridge Syeet, Lonr:O:f. • : I I,, m iurecl Sir, EdLiburgh, .` , 4- •eh 111, ,tB,l, • T BEG reave to inform you, t 2 :t ever siuee'the 1 from its 0 tis tin , at m e o l s y t e r rn es i t i S i t e i: l i t g_ , e 4 ye t r h y e c• , F ti a r c s u e of t 119 , 4. 1 liave atilidri . yriaLt the flues. ve•oe.. rea ; dr ,d u ndergoing-several . severe courses of sallititii;n, lty Fi‘.;(eried;i,c,:,:: prescribed • h ti Y- Nin th''' t he lioipit I, • with little relk.f, would appear trl be of the rnost inveal:rate nature. In the spei ng o f List, year my thseraer di ad got to such a_ lie,„!, as nFarly. to pet .a perio4, -to my existence-? a- large tiLze:'7 on the crosx ,l 01 my head, one on each my.iegs were broke cant iu'a. 'frightful manner; sny (he ld_ fully painful, and : hail ball in.a state pt nlecration.. tor the last seven years ; ttfy left had'al.i. two lirge nodes on it, . was, very - much disctiloured, and ,•:3VC me such efertitiat ing pair, particularly wheti warm in bed, as nearly to de prive-me of rest in this larnenta'ole state, was recoin.- mended by Mr. f T;lonipsot , , ;who received, so gri a t a. cure by them hare), to take L ea k ,•; Patent, pirti . , which 1 began ti, th) en th, , • th or: May ;-in :tiie course of a.fortni,tirtt, I began ro little more than a . ..,inuitth, the ulcers .on ;end and • arms' were sutrttdly hcat.:d—soon: atter, tn~ s•.‘ ,- cs on my legs healed also; ft!aving,„ hm o veveronst(i ?cabled h isottlraiton in the, skl,n, and pain in the bone of . J.tic left, which, by the,!lles. s i ng of God,. 'and •r i',et:•everan.:c iii your 111- luableMedicinc, ; tie .I:+Tlcs dispersirt B , the skin legairtin;:i ifs natural huc, and tie`raanrnal.plins gradually going off. I thus became, liberal::a.lvice and Me dicine,' pertedly free fr:,:n i I.ly 1 - ,ruic:r complaints- - 'have recovered - my•foriner sp:rtt's and, st•r;: t i,:th,• L i i„ - m be come ;oily and fat, in state riaviucc:iitMued,inany months to:the, astonill:nent of all \\ • knew I :an at . a loss what terms to expr•::ss tits .tAlt;•beg'you, f o r the good of ,tithe r sifir.2rirg :iioctals, to mace this my ease as i.itt i ? tic as possible, as t orrevery oe•::ision in•r,o uoir,:.;, you Will lzre.itiy Sir, your :grateful, o bedient, very humble servant, A X.; N! K R. • S'‘-afti's Close, rcet, Ld nburt. " • ‘ , Vitnesses to the'aboe ure : lonN Tnomi.soNs, No. 3, -New Poultry Mirket ; and loll:4 ANN Tot; ld I' repared and Sold by the sale Vroprietor, if Rom A S Thy Lo:R, Nleinbtr of the Royal Cortege ,of Sur gecns, at his ['louse; NO. 9, New. Bridirt-erect, London i w h ere , after constant ree. h lence of more than thirty-six years, in a practice particultly dire s eted to' the dire, of Venereal Complaints. arid those incidental to tire Parts of Generation, with that inv:olable secrecy in,n of his profession' should-always observe in such ca--.s, he Clatters himself, the advice and aslistanee he gratuitously administers to persons taLic4,. this 1 itAIIC 0114 .be esteemed,' by a discerning i'ublic, as an' ad. , :itag•e set. dom attainable; arid void :dell innhbruity. Also sold,- by his appointment, for the convenience of thus: livin ) ; at 'a distance, at the, Perin:pees, ..No. 35, St. Albans-street, ; the • Toyshop, No. to 3, Ox ord.-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. :7-, .Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. Union s .,:row, Little Tower.. hill . ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, I;dinintigli; Mr. M.-a ( .. Glasgot' ; Mr. lital,'Datnet - Street, Dublin ; and by one persli in every considerable to,ri;in• Crearßritilinarti Ireland, in Boxes of only zs. sealed up with full and. plain directions, W.l.e:•by persoi.s 01 ,either sex inay ,cure themselves with ease, speed, ans,satety. N.:3. Every•Bovsold in s erest iiritam. is kaled up with a Stamp, on Whicfi, by favoul• or the C.Orridossione" is printed, at the . S tarty . 0 d---" T. Taylor, No. w iiridze..street,"—t6 imitate. vvhicß is' Felony, and all ottre,a arc f;uwitcite#l. t- 1 --- ; ; . .7 4 - er' ' 0 !"" 1 : 1 1 -4 4 tp EDNESDAI, _NUVEMBER 22, 1.80(;. . . • . This thy Was published, In a large Volume, Bvu. price 95. boards, Q ERMONS, with REFLEC PIONS and TRACTS t..) on INTERESTING S DB IL CTS, (heretotOre publish. eil its Ireland only)., By the late Rev. P, SKELTON. Republished by the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, IM ) . A. Rector of Gussage St. Michael, Dorset, and Vicar of Christ.- Church; ELmts. Printed for Vernor, Flood, and Sharpe ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine. • " The Author of these Seta - ions, in strength and precision, has been ranked with 'Farrow and Sherlock ; dud in anitna. tion - and eloquence with Massillon and liossuct." British Critic, April, 5809. " Whenever we open the volume, we ini.3 , . sense, - eloquence,•and• piety. Here are no common-place observations, no trite remarks ; all is it4,,enious, oratotical, and persuasive." gentleman's M:ig. Aug. 180. " The : public are very - much indebted to Mr. Clapham for this laudable attempt to extend the knowledge of a wri ter, from whose works there is not a member of tO. Church, who may n9t derive much profitable and useful instric tion." - ' 'Anti- acohin. iBo3. _ • `ri Energy of thought and of language s the charaaelistic featuraof Skelfon'S discourses. The thoughts that breathe, and the words that burn in nis cornpositions,•at once display the solemn konytctions of the preacher, and tend to awaken a cprrespo.ding tone of the most iTrivortant fe.litigs, in the reader's wind. Ills manner often uttiin:;-s us of Massillon 'and 80w . ..6.10ne, iti, his diced appeals to the conscience, and sits'-frequent introductions of- apostrophes a. :d cleftic " Skelton was a man of a strong inind,atut ta. lents,- capable of forming fine conceptions, and of clothing tOeinin alanguage welladapted to give them succt:ss." Annual Review, iS9g. Lately published by the Editor, A Sermon; prached at the ViSit3eloll , at Southampton, on the Duty of the i2l rgy to enferse the treqttent receiving of the Sacrarntro, of the Lords Supper. . "An Ernest'Exhort:lt; m to attend Public Worship, price 4d ; cr r we've for is. riuLf.Jiy recommended to the Cier s y tar Distribution. This Day was published, price 7s. • DRACTICAL SERMONS, tor the USE of FA MIMES. Tie - Mid Edition. Lay the Rcv.:lllE-OF'IIILUS ST. JOHN, L.L.B. Sold by ,Velnor, Hoed, and Sharpe ; Longman and Co. ; and Risnngtorts, London ; and may be had of all ". These ,Sermons are distinguished . by. ability, 'z'eal; and piety ; the doctrines are enforced with much ;rnesin-ess, add occasionally with a considerable share of eloptcoc4."-- British Critic. . '• • -, " W.:strongly recommend this Volume ? as wzll adapted to produce benefit in the Family, znd ait;in,tentertaivnient in the ClRset,' by the taste whiett is d:splayed in it, and the e 1.0.• quence w,hicti it :::;ntlins.".--AHrt-lecobiOt:eview. ...These ;. , re entitled to our wirriqrst As zi - wrner, the Author, :with the exception of Sterne, yieltrs to none : every one feels hioisel: the per Son pe,uliarly anti purposely acAres:,:d."—Ortheqox Church . - • 11an. . . 'fne A tailor, always interevs his Readers. .FliS Sormons arc distinguished by atitnicomtlion degree of pathos, and in their coneltisions by warm eddressea to The hear."--Gen. tleinan's Magizitie, • these Serai,ns are animaipl by lively exhortations.and earnestness. giVe its she idea of a man who.bas v.tal for that best of at t cauliqs, real piety," —Nloiattily i kevie , .v. "These are e: , , ;ictly what Sermons slntild ha, Wi hav , : no hesitation in sayttigi . 4lst vve ire not able t,, mention a Vo lume by time most celebrated Aqthor, which contains S 4 mudli !Cat excel lence,"—Mi'cror. A ut h o ,. e i vimti . 11= ,Reader to consider these 'Ser mons a p N calculated ha , a opalar itudito . y, such as a clergy man, arna,.Lly : - .4siftlks of doer,;; gbod, .pvJUILI svrite• stir the use of his L::.), - I,;(...gatioh ; ' these Discoursca. coitespottfl. aro impassive, demos,' pious,' and libe •• - Latt - ly p i i.)l;sn,' , .l, by tlw. Author, - price Gs. 6d.., A TratiDhii. , n of ,I‘tssillon'. - YisitatiOrt Ciiarges,' on the Dur .) . of Ole Cletg,'. Sve t) . fe tirinsli Critic,. Anti-jacotiini.. E - eiedie Revin; , , C.:lit,.lz,binar., Gentleman's 11 , 1 . ti; &c. In the Press,,, a SecondYolgrne.of ,SepenoricS, by Theo. ,St. .1 Wm : . . I . . , LYRICE- 51XP ILAILF PEN INT Fiom LONDON. GAZETTE, Ao). War-047ce, Novemb,r 2 21 Regiment Of Life Goards,C.irtAin Iron' the zd Dr,goon Guar's, t be without porchase, vice ii }lolls, appointe:i to Foot. o Re4iinent of Dragoon Go:irds, Captai n p e r tr from 6 . 3 d i to be Ciipt.l.l ut a Troop, vice 63'1 Regiinoot of Fobt, CiTtaill 11,7.nry itivkint-.. from ru zd Life Gu.mis, to ht CalaAn of ,1 Company, vice liointL, appointed to the zd C.; iiarti.4., Ordnancy.Office, _NA/. 2D,. 1809, Royal lteBtrnent of Artillery. To he Captain—Second Captain George Thoinpson, Sillery, deceased. To be Second Captain--First Lieutenant C!virlcs C. t3.nist,', vice Thonlpsott. , To be First Lieutenant -Second Lieutenant Gear4e Vice Dansey. oe...Sei_ori4` Lieutehants— Gentienvin Cadet Robi:,•rt Story, vice Aitchison, protno , ed. Gentleitim 'Cadet lant.:s Love, vice Shaw, promoted. Dawson, vice StepittliS, I,ro,ziOted. Commissions in Volunteer Corps, signea . by, His Majesr; is Commissioners of Ltelitenantey .forth City. »t Loatiuo. Bank of En land Volunteers. To be Ensign —William Harris, Gent. vice Turneroleceai:.. Bank of FPglai.i Supplementary T o he Ensign.-Ed.Ward _vict: signed. • • Custoin-House Volunteers. To be Adjutant —.l..icutemoa vic4 To Cdpe, C;etit resirn -• Excise-Offie Voltiot,ers. To be Li , ?nitenant-Colonei --U4 ni pLain i_noets Burton, vice tiv.: Hon. Augustus resi_Anvi. To b Captains --L'kutenant j . Catlicrw:oci, vice May. hew. tieecasol. Lieu - tenant It. Leete, vice Jackson, ,pro. rhoted. , Lientenants Richard Nlorz.; .n, v'cc Catiler ivooil,yroniati.!;l. Rit..a.ads i vice Leet.., promoted. Elisign A. M, I.?tliOur, vice Edivards, signed. To tie itMsigns—Ro`, - iort - Burton, Geflt. vice Leadbtiter, Ri;ltle, j!in. Gent. vice• Seabrook, pro.. inoted. WLllidnl Maildt, Gent. vice Mergio, promoted. r.ines . Bra wilc, Gent. v;..0 Richards, promoted. CvaLnissions sighed by the Lon{ Lieutenant or the Couaty of iie.dford. To be Deputy Liemenams'-=tuills Campbell, ESI. Row-, land Alston, Esq.. 13edfurdshirc To be Captaia—tieutiniant.foities Robert Sevrts, from tilt Lagark To 0o Surgeon—Charles Wright Hyne, Gent. vice Tuiley, deceased. zd Rvgiinent of-Ilecifurdshire Local Militia. ~ . , . , .... _. . To be Captains; , W aliam A :lions, L..i' i . I(whard Cripps, I'o be Lie u tenants--Wm. Entlersby, Gent. Chits. Bt.)wn, Gent. . .. Commissions signed by the Lor4LLieutenant of the County of Linenln, Royal Sctlth Regiment of Llinqlnsliim,Mititia, To be Japtilo4—Coriizoplwr restrzotk, ksq, lobo H¢l - Egq. Royal North Re7 s inint of I,liwohishire To be I.ie.utenants Rvad isAkeZ, brut. • j'aytur 00+ Gent. joint jusepii ilayer, Gent. 'fo 1 'Carter, Gctit, lehif Oreg. -son, Uctit. '(;;:crxe 1;1,rliell, Gent. ' 'Lindsey itegirmlit nr, Ts be Captain-- lona Ric:tiara - Ant, EEq . tst Tropp of Nora; %Vold Yeomanry Cavalry. To he , Li Cute „„„, L _emii i ) Akpwortik, Ueht. l'ol.mCornet I Odling,'Gealt". Coprni:siovs.signel ty the LA - ct Lieuten4nt of the Couhtt of Salop. ' Ist Corps of Shro . ireoiziallry Cavlity, To be. Lieutenants Cornet l'hoznas Meire. Cortia C r eoro jettitys. To uc L:Qraets—William Bclis, Gent. Gent. - Hales Olvt:ii Yeo,nanry Cavalry. To be Liente:naiit - - --Cornet ttiei) rd !ge. oe Cornet —6 4orge Carruthers, Cokninissions in the Derbyshire ,Niiiitia; sitgnerl by the I Jr(i Lieutenant. ToticpCiptaiii of a Coripiny 7 .Thoniall-ienry 1-lall, be Li:uteliallts—'lll./111,sDeac:00,- Uent,. - Gent; 4, • c.:nninission in the Royal of Devoniand Carn..v:tl • 'ivlineri,isigned ray Lord To be Citptain inoteo,.. • —font; jam. Esq. vice Alston, pro. 14 /INKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. . john Chadwick. of I.lrtlbury. Che,shire, hat-m batir anuer, front Nov, 18 to Dec.,3 >, at. ten, at the .Warren i3nlkeley Stocko&rt. Ann Chasi.tyck,, of gredbury, Cheshire, hat. manufadurcr, frorrt, Ndv. CS to Dt.:&. 3o,,acten, at the Warr n Bulk.eiey Arms, Stockport. - . BAN SUPERSEDED. Edward Maddox and William potampre, of Liverpool,. coot - Ann Lancliester, Of St. lames's-strett, Middltsex BANKRUPTS. :Thomas Kendrick and lames Whitworth, of Salford, .fan. -cliester, cotton-niartuiacturers, to suriender Dee. 4, lan. 2, at ts,vo, at the Palace •Lnn, M:inchester. Att•irni: Mr% I. Law, L ,Manchester ; or-Mr. Yltilip •Eldrd, r = Lora, : 'Francis iZybot, late of CiteapsLie, London, silk,mereer,sl - v, 25: Dec: t6=',-3 - nd ;a11.2, at twelve, at Guildhall, A Messrs. Collins Waller, Spital.-- square. • Thomas 'Farley, of Sheerness, Kent, .b , iat-boi!=lcr,.l‘lov. 2C.;, ' at one, Dee- 12, at elev. Li; ja,,, 2, itt.te:),.:lt Attoreics. I.lessrs. Ri4ny an‘iLw less, Chadian-1. place, grfirge-street. • Toulmin, of Alderipanbury, Lont , lon, tnonev- f seri• yeller; Nov. - 2.8, Dec. 2, and 1.10. 2, 'affeleveri, hall,. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Uniou.stret= 4 Borough. Mary Ann Tudor, of Reading, Berkshire, iiinh6lde.r, Dee. 4 ,. 5t . andlan. 2, at eleven,.at.the Angel Inn, Realling. A ttorni, s s Mr. Andrews, Reailii , .g; or Ale."ssrs. .Anstiee avid Cox', , King's.Benelf-walks, LotalcA. john Leeitharn, of Matlock. Bath,- Derbyshire, -innkeeper, Dec."l2, at four, at tlfe Belt Inn, 13, at ten, at the Crowd, . • Inn, Stone,Staftbrdshire, and lan. 2,ataeri, at Tile Oki Matirck Bath. Attornies, .I‘,4essrs. :Willis, l'iirthonie, and Clarke, Viarnford-court, L'ondbn ; or Mr. Vernor, Stone, Staffordshire. • . john Gouldsmith,late of Fletching, Sussex, vianaller, Dec. 1 9, zo, and lad. 2, •;.it. C 1 ,701, at the Star Inn, Lewes, • Attornies, Mr. Gwynne, LeWes ; or Mr,Turn er, Botiveraer , Tieet-street. * taxlesCallicomb, of Bristol, cordwainet, Nov. 20, Dec. . 9 , and'3o, at eleven, it the Bash - cavern, Bristol. A Itornits; Messrs. Osboines and Ward, Bristol; or NI r. Gray's- lim , sc;nare, London. : P' lames Morgan, of time Old. City Chambers, London,, money-5 :;criVericr, i=3e,i. 2, and lan. 2, at eleven, at Guild; Atto,ney, ileartly; ' New Bride:,.street, Black= friars. t. ~t`illiant jackes, tate-of CuiLiford- . street, BlackritaiS-roa4, Surrey, corn- , : lealer, Nov. and I an„2, fa, Cicr<tty f at G4iidhail, Attorney, MI, lirticr, . • . t'